«While WASP - 12b is far too hot to support life, being able to
detect planetary magnetic fields will help with our understanding of and identifying the habitable zones around exoplanets,» says Joseph Llama, a Ph.D. student on Vidotto's team.
Not exact matches
At the first close approach, instruments
detected a
magnetic field, to the great surprise of
planetary geologists — Mercury's rotation was expected to be much too slow to generate a significant dynamo effect.